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Plato, Temperance, and Sports

By Michael W. Austin on April 30, 2012 in Ethics for Everyone

Whether or not you are taking a temperate approach to sport and physical exercise will not only depend upon the physical impact, but upon your other commitments in life as well. Some phases of life or forms of life allow us more freedom than others. Read More

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Michael Austin, Ph.D.

Michael W. Austin, Ph.D., is a Professor of Philosophy at Eastern Kentucky University.

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